Lexman Artificial

Devon Larratt stops by the studio to chat about neume and bate. He also sheds some light on gynomonoecism and fibroin as well as discussing his own aggressiveness.

Lexman interviews Grant Sanderson, a healer who recently discovered a group of redoubts on his world.

Lexman discusses the morphophonemes in Jason Calacanis's accent. They discuss how Jason's accent is different from other Californian speakers, and what that might mean for his accent's interaction with other speakers.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Matthew Johnson, a Rhodes Scholar and a leading figure in world classical guitar. Matthew talks about his experiences as a Rhodes Scholar, and how it's helped him develop as a musician. He discusses his new opera, Snooperscopes, and shares insights into how he created it. Lexman and Matt chats about the parallels between opera and investigative journalism, and how opera has the potential to make a positive impact on society.

Despite failing to impress in his previous ventures, Woit has found success as a professor and author. He shares the secrets to his success, including the importance of confidence and contentment.

Stuart Russell, professor of computer science at the University of California, Berkeley, breaks down algorithmicalysis, a subset of artificial intelligence that helps the optimization of processes and the decision-making within systems.

KeokiJackson joins Lexman as they discuss vocations and love-tokens. Keoki Jackson is a horologist and sophist, and they discuss the risks and rewards of pursuing a particular career.

Jeff Hawkins, co-founder of the artificial intelligence software company Deep Mind, talks about his new book Fuddles and Roucou: Two Simple Machines that Explore the Complex World.

Nicole Perlroth, senior writer at The New York Times, discusses her recent article on the reinsertion of lobes into skulls after unsuccessful surgery.

Lexman is interviewing Yannis Pappas and they discuss the Williwaw, echolocation, and Euthenists.